Party Shower Honors Mrs William Dahl Hosts
Hostesses Twila Wichels Derna Ficcardi and others hosted a shower at Mrs William Dahl's Fair Haven home on Thursday evening. The event included longtime employees of the Raymond Mig Company and awards for cards went to Mrs Luella Walters and Mrs Matthew Stormes. Tea, cake and coffee were served and Mrs Dahl received many gifts.
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Wliss Twila Wichels
Aiso Derna Ficcardi
William ©. Dahl
Fairhaven
Raymond Mig
Luella Walters
Matthew Stormes
Mrs Grice Jr Honored At Shower In Brooklyn Visit
Mrs Frank Grice Jr was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs Alton Dahlstrand. Games and contests entertained guests with awards going to Mrs Jon Freno and Mrs Karl Knoll. A lovely gift was presented to Mrs Grice and Mrs Knoll received a guest prize.
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Frank Grice, Jr
Alton Dahlstrand
Esso Smith Street
Jon Freno
Karl Knoll
Grice
Brookdlyn N.Y. F
Corruites Take Part In Erie Bridge Tourney
Mr and Mrs P Pain and Mr and Mrs Alexander Boag of this city took part in the Erie Bridge Association tourney at Erie last evening and won prizes placing second and third respectively. Proceeds of the party went to the United Service Organization and twenty eight tables enjoyed play during the evening. Kittleberger Adele McCray Marion Sullivan and Elizabeth Lanston were noted participants.
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Erie
P. Pain
Alexander Boag
Erie Bridge Association
United Service Organization
Corry Woman at Chautauqua Birthday Chronicle
Mrs. Todina Putnam of Corry Pa celebrates her 100th birthday at Chautauqua New York accompanying grandson Emmett Parker. Her life spans the Civil War Lincoln Grant and early American development with memories of 1874 Chautauqua founding, Lincoln train speech in North East Pa, and a long tied to Corry and Orlando Florida.
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Corry
Lincoln
North
Todina Pulliam
Te Chautauque Daily
Chautauqua
N.Y
Putnam
Columbus
Abraham Lincoln
North East
Washington, D. G
East
Iver
Wena Club
Putnam liv
Chaubuigny
Renard Haye
Orlando
América
Gudhar
Amici Bible Class Names New Officers For Year
The Amici Bible Class met yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ross in Columbus with about members present. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. E. Bush, vice president B. V. McClintock, secretary Mrs. G. T. Bergman, treasurer John Carriers, chaplain Mrs. Jynd Campbell, assistant chaplain Mrs. William Healfast, teacher Mrs. Hugh Mosher, assistant teacher G. T. Bergman, historian Mrs. Hugh Mosher. During the program Mrs. Wayne Van Guilder, formerly Miss Jean Rose, was feted at a kitchen shower. Refreshments were provided by Cecil Ross, B. B. Bush, Mrs. Thomas Reed and Mrs. G. T. Bergman.
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Amici
Ysterday
Cecil Ross
Columbus
E. Bush
B. V. McClintock
G. T. Bergman
John Carriers
Jynd Campbell
William Healfast
Hugh Mosher
Tencher
G.T. Bergman
Wayne van Guilder
Jean Rose
B. B. Bush
Thomas Heed
G. T. Bergmath
Son born to Mr and Mrs Pep Kure in Shennan NY
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Pep Kure of Shennan New York. The birth adds another member to the local family and community.
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Pep Kure
Shennan
N. Y
Corry Hospital
Boy Scout Council Holds Regular Session at Bear Lake
Chairman Charles Rich led the monthly Boy Scouts of Amoerics council meeting at Stout coup grounds Bear Lake last evening. Members present included Robert E Brown Ralph S Dewey Royal Messinger and others as plans were made to continue camp building and grounds improvements. Camping chairman Messinger urged attendance on Mondays and Wednesdays as the Camp Cornish group from Corry and Union City has spent weeks improving trails and clearing woods. Charles Monroe led the camp first ten days then Rich with seventeen scouts remaining at camp.
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Boy Scout Council
Charles Rich
Council
The
Boy Scouts of Amoerics
Stout Coup Grounds
Bear Lake
Robert E Brown
Ralph 5. Dewey
Royal Messinger
Dyank J. Hosie
Charles Monroe
R. B. Mosier
T. W. Whitehead
Mr. Rich
Messinger
Corry
Union City
Cornish
Former Corry Resident Is Honored at Picnic
Mrs. Lyle Poster, a former Corry resident now living at Ottumwa, Iowa, was guest of honor at a Mead Park plowmen reunion last evening. About twenty three old friends and neighbors attended the gathering and a visit from other friends was enjoyed.
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Corry
Lyle Poster
Ottuma
Mead Park
Hamburg Fry Enjoyed By Group at Mead Park
A group of young people enjoyed four Nataburger fries last evening at Mead Park. The attendees included Miss Mildred Davis Maude Porter Jean Dearing Anna Mary Patterson Anita Briggs Doris Bergman Douglas Mosher Marion Alsdorf Howard Blakeslee Robert Baker Clint McGee and Arthur Ingram.
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Hamburg Fry
Mead Park
Mead Pale
Mildred Davis
Maude Porter
Jean Dearing
Anna Mary Patterson
Anita Briggs
Doris Bergman
Douglas Mosher
Marion Alsdorf
Howard Blakeslee
Robert Baker
Clint McGee
Arthur Ingram
Oil Stocks Seen As Safe Hedge In War Era Markets
Oil remains a major world commodity with prices rising while gasoline demand drops for non military use. Securities in the oil industry show strong gross income and resilient dividends, with producing companies offering hedges amid war disruption and inflation concerns.
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Monty
Women Laborers Now Working In R. R. Yards
Harrisburg Aug 15 Women laborers in the Enola yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad were reported today as part of wartime shifts. Mrs Mary B Morrow chief of the Women’s division said new fields open to workers, many women elevated to executive roles to relieve hour-lay shortages. Non defense jobs such as bellhops drugstore staff drivers theater ushers and others are now filled by women. Women are also employed in vital war industries handling roles never before done by their sex.
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Assoonten
Harrisburg
Enola
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary B. Morrow
Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
National birth rate rises as infant mortality falls across wartime period
Health expert Dr. Thomas Farhan reports an 18 month rise in the national birth rate to 19.3 per 1000 with infant deaths under one year falling, noting 24 million babies born last year and 63,536 more births from January to June 1942 versus 1941. He highlights care, vaccination, and wartime child welfare including day care planning as essential to sustain this trend.
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Bomn Sliga
United States
Fragmented note on delays and figures in a local game
A cryptic fragment references dates and figures, mentioning a phone, a pony, a potential bet or cost of 1001, and a 3 game sequence. The text is highly garbled, with incomplete names and unclear events. It hints at scheduling or wagering details without clear persons or places.
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